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New answer posted•5 years ago
Is Fostiima Business School, Delhi offering distance or regular degree for BBA and MBA?
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Asked by Chandan
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5 years ago
FOSTIIMA is not running any BBA course or programme. It only has the AICTE approved PGDM course. One may refer to their website www.fostiima.org for more details.
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Which is the best college in Mathura to pursue BCA through distance?
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Asked by Sumit
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5 years ago
Sanskriti University is one of the best colleges in Mathura. It offers a BCA programme on a regular basis. After completing the BCA course, students have opportunities to work as database administrators, computer programmers, system administrators, or computer support service specialists in reputed
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Can I pursue D.Ed in regular mode and B.Sc through distance simultaneously?
127 Views|1 Followers|Posted 5 years ago
Asked by Gani

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5 years ago
As per UGC guidelines one regular Diploma course and B.Sc. Degree course through distance mode can be pursued together. So you can do the D.Ed in regular mode and B.Sc. through distance simultaneously.
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Can I pursue BA through distance mode along with ITI in regular? Will there be any problem in doing the same?
117 Views|Posted 5 years ago
Asked by Manish

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5 years ago
No there will be no problem in doing B.A. through distance mode along with ITI in regular mode. As per the UGC guidelines you can do so.
New answer posted•5 years ago
Should I pursue MBA (Distance) through CAT or go for any other relevant certification in BA?
113 Views|Posted 5 years ago
Asked by Rosh

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5 years ago
Hello dear, Distance MBA is valid where it is used just for eligibility. Don't actually expect any significant skill gain from the programme.
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I did BCA through distance and regular MCA after it. Am I eligible to study in Canada?
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Asked by Sandeep
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5 years ago
GRE and IELTS are both popular requirements for any form of study you wish to pursue along with the additional work experience that may be required. If you believe you're falling short on the experience front, my best suggestion to you would be to enroll yourself in a form of study which would then
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Can I pursue both B.Com through correspondence from Delhi and BA (Regular) from another university at the same time?
136 Views|1 Followers|Posted 5 years ago
Asked by Ajeet

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5 years ago
In 2013 expert committee formed by UGC had recommended to allow the students to simultaneously study two degrees. But VCs of major universities did not support it therefore as of now earlier policy is applicable. As per current UGC guidelines simultaneously study of two-degree courses is not allowed
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I have passed my 12th with 60% marks & want to be an IAS officer. Will it create any difference if I pursue BA through regular or distance?
496 Views|Posted 5 years ago
Asked by Ajay

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5 years ago
Yes, there is a difference in the accreditation of college or university. In distance university in affiliated by DEC, Distance Education Council and regular courses are affiliated with UGC. Affiliation with UGC is more valuable. So do a regular B.A. And then prepare of IAS.
New answer posted•5 years ago
Shall I pursue BA through correspondence from IGNOU or regular BA from Rajasthan University?
255 Views|Posted 5 years ago
Asked by Abhishek

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5 years ago
Hello Abhishek, It's a good query. Why distance education? Why normal college? Normally speaking, distance education was developed for students who could not attend classes. Meaning they were working or in a place that had no college. If you are not working and has access to college, I would recomme